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    substituite existing memory modules in Fujitsu Celsius H730

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by Mikemaxcel, May 10, 2016.

  1. Mikemaxcel

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    after opening the memory cover, two empty slots are found but then it seems that there Is no way to disengage the existing 2x 4gb modules.
    Could someone helps?
     
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    Quite often the second set of memory slots are under the keyboard.
     
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    Mikemaxcel, May 16, 2016
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    The next step for me is to learn how to reach the other two module slots so an entirely replacement of 2x4gb rams could be replaced.
     
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    Here is the photo showing the could be reached empty slots.
    There are two hidden slots with 2x4g of memory which I do would like to substitute with 2x8g module.
    Is there a step by step procedure to reach those two hidden slots?
    Please help if you could.
     

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    How am I to reach those under the keyboard?
    any step by step procedure?
     
    Mikemaxcel, May 17, 2016
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    The 2x8g Hyper impact memories arrived and I dismantled the battery and installed the modules.
    The computer immediately detects the installed memories to be 24g but than the usable memory still remained as before at 6.91g!?
    What causes this?
     

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    RAM problem solved.
     
    Mikemaxcel, May 17, 2016
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    Arise now the RAM speed problem shown from CPUZ.
    One of the 4g module runs at a slower 711Mhz while the rest at 800Mhz.
     

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    @Mikemaxcel WTF are you talking about? These are different SPD profiles of single memory profile.
     
    Starlight5, May 30, 2016
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